PUBLIC PROJECTS
I use part of my development time to build, maintain, adapt, and contribute to projects for organizers, communities, learners, and other builders. Some are mine, some are collaborative, and some began with other open-source developers.
Skills Robotics Scoreboard
A full competition platform for schedules, judging, live scoring, rankings, brackets, exports, and public displays. It replaces fragile spreadsheets and manual score handling with one coherent event system.
JumpBox
A PowerShell server launcher that reads safe configuration patterns, presents a quick account menu, supports OpenSSH or PuTTY, and fails clearly when setup is incomplete.
Road Rally
Profiles, vehicles, public events, scenic routes, clubs, achievements, messaging, and maps designed to help local automotive communities organize around shared experiences.
Anime.js Puzzle Lab
A multi-level browser game using animation, hints, verification, and progressive challenges to make web concepts more approachable and fun to explore.
Pixel Agents / Codex adaptation
Pixel Agents began as an open-source project by Pablo De Lucca. I work on a Codex-focused adaptation that tracks local agent activity, preserves the original attribution, and explores a more visual way to manage coding agents.
WHY DO THIS?
Client work pays the bills. Public and contributed work is where I can take a useful problem seriously before it has a business model, or help another developer push a good idea further. Choose a project when you contribute and I’ll direct the support toward time on that work.
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